Event List

Looking for a low-key way to connect with fellow readers? With no assigned reading, bring any book in any format. Share a bit about what you’re reading and then enjoy an hour of quiet reading alongside new friends.

Unlock the secrets to re-entering the workforce confidently in our one-hour workshop. Overcome barriers, develop networking skills, and gain the confidence needed for a successful return to work after retirement or semi-retirement.

Join us to discuss The Verifiers by Jane Pek in meeting room 2B on the second floor. Intended for those in their 20s and 30s to discuss books and connect with others in their age range.

Jeff Reiter, "Words on Birds" columnist for the Daily Herald, will discuss birds, birding, and birders—well-timed for spring migration.

Looking for opportunities to network, get help completing job applications, writing your resume and cover letter, or preparing for an interview? Drop in to the Resume Review!

Parents, caregivers, and family members of Autistic and neurodivergent children of all ages are welcome to join an open and supportive environment to share experiences, challenges, achievements, and resources.

Discover how to get the most out of your Apple Watch. This class covers tips and tricks for customizing your watch face, tracking health and fitness, managing notifications, and staying connected right from your wrist. 

Caregiving is a difficult job and many of us struggle with its day-to-day challenges.

The WPL Writers Group meets monthly on the 3rd Thursday via Zoom.

After losing their son Hamnet to plague, Agnes and William Shakespeare grapple with grief in 16th-century England. A healer, Agnes must find strength to care for her surviving children while processing her devastating loss.

Drop-in the Arts & Culture Center on the Main Floor of the library every Saturday with your knitting, cross stitch, or crochet project and join our group! Make progress on your project and share techniques.

Join us for an afternoon of fun games, companionship, friendly competition, and small prizes. Along with a few rounds of BINGO, we'll test our wits with some trivia!

Are you a new mom or mom with young kids looking for a casual and relaxed book club? Join us as we discuss a different book each month and meet other local moms!

Learn beneficial skills and behaviors that contribute to (and diminish from) building strong rapport with people.

Gather your team of 2-4 puzzlers to race against others. Teams will choose from a variety of 500-piece puzzles, based on order of registration, at 5:30 pm. Prizes for the first 3 teams to finish.

Learn how to use AI tools to create customer personas, write blog and social posts, and plan content more efficiently. No tech skills required — just real-world tips and practical takeaways you can start using right away.

Wheaton Library and Literacy DuPage host an English Conversation Group every Saturday morning. Practice your English and learn new phrases in a friendly environment! Everyone is always welcome.

This presentation explores how and why Irish communities took root across the Great Lakes region in the Midwest—from Chicago to Detroit to Cleveland to Milwaukee, and smaller lake-port and inland farm towns—shaped by global events, border crossing

A representative from the Perrin-Wheaton chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution is available in the Genealogy area to answer questions.

A representative from the DuPage County Genealogical Society is available in the Genealogy area to answer questions.

Join us for an in-person discussion of a fiction title in Meeting Room 2B.

Wheaton Library and Literacy DuPage host an English Conversation Group every Saturday morning. Practice your English and learn new phrases in a friendly environment! Everyone is always welcome.

Join us for an in-person discussion of a fiction title in Meeting Room 2B.